Fourth grade doesn't wait for a student to catch up. This workbook makes sure they don't have to.
Fifteen pages built for one specific transition — finishing third grade and heading into fourth. Third grade laid the foundation. Fourth grade assumes it. Multiplication facts need to be automatic, not calculated. Reading passages get longer and less forgiving. Word problems stop being one step.
So this book closes the gaps before they cost anything. Fluency work on the facts that fourth grade will lean on constantly, place value pushed out to larger numbers, and reading that asks your child to compare, infer, and explain rather than just locate. We keep the pace unhurried on purpose — a skill practiced once in June is gone by August, but a skill that cycles back three times across the book stays.
📘 What's Inside
15 pages in our signature bridge structure
A parent "How to Use" guide with pacing guidance
10 content pages alternating reading and math
Reading: longer passages, inference, author's purpose, text structure, and vocabulary in context
Math: multiplication and division fluency, place value to 10,000, fractions as parts of a whole, area and perimeter, and multi-step word problems
A cumulative Mixed Challenge covering the full book
A student reflection page for self-assessment
Complete answer key
Tighter, grade-appropriate layout with room to show work
🎯 Perfect For
Third grade graduates heading into fourth
Locking in multiplication and division facts before they become a bottleneck
Families continuing FAST preparation through the summer
Tutors running a summer bridge program
Homeschool summer units between grade levels
📝 How It Works
Download instantly and print the workbook.
Read the How to Use page first — it sets the pace correctly.
One content page per session, four or five days a week.
On math pages, require the work to be shown. Fourth grade will.
Finish with the Mixed Challenge in the last week of summer, then do the reflection page together.
